Does Notion Have Math/Equations?

By ToolVS Research Team · Last checked April 1, 2026

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YES

Yes, Notion supports inline and block math equations using KaTeX syntax for mathematical and scientific notation.

What We Found

We checked this in April 2026 and here's what we found — Notion supports mathematical equations using KaTeX (a subset of LaTeX). You can create inline equations within text or full-block equation blocks. This supports fractions, integrals, matrices, Greek letters, and most mathematical notation. Type /equation or use $$ for block equations.

Things to Know

⚠️ Uses KaTeX (not full LaTeX)
⚠️ Some LaTeX packages not supported
⚠️ Cannot number equations automatically
⚠️ No equation editor GUI (must type syntax)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Notion have math/equations on mobile?

Notion offers math/equations across platforms including mobile. However, the mobile experience may have some limitations compared to the desktop version. Check the mobile app for the latest capabilities.

Is math/equations available on Notion's free plan?

Math/Equations is available in Notion, though specific plan requirements may apply. Some features are limited to paid tiers. Check Notion's pricing page for the most current plan details.

What are the best alternatives to Notion for math/equations?

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About this check: We verify feature availability by reviewing official documentation, testing the product directly, and monitoring changelog updates. Information was last verified on April 1, 2026. Features and pricing may have changed since our last check.Our methodology →